The villas
Every villa has the same plan: a bedroom, a living room with sofa bed, a full kitchen, and a terrace with a private pool and outdoor kitchen. What changes is the light, the position on the walkway, and the name.
Villa 1 of 4
“Eternal & timeless” · From the Greek word for eternity.
Aeonia is the first villa on the walkway and the one that catches the evening light longest. The terrace faces the olive grove, the pool runs along the full length of the house, and the hanging chair under the pergola is where most guests end their day.
Villa 2 of 4
“Celestial & pure” · Named after the clarity of the Greek sky.
Aithria is the brightest of the four. The bedroom opens straight onto the pool through floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, so the first thing you see in the morning is water. White walls, pale stone, and very little between you and the sky.
Villa 3 of 4
“The breath of life” · Anasa means breath.
Anasa sits in the middle of the row, sheltered on both sides, with the quietest terrace of the complex. It is the villa for long lunches under the pergola and afternoons that disappear by the pool. The outdoor kitchen here gets the most use.
Villa 4 of 4
“Harmony & soul” · After the ancient Greek instrument.
Lyra is the last villa on the walkway, with the central palm and the warm wall lights outside its door. In the evening the whole complex glows around it. Inside it is identical to its sisters: 70 square metres of calm, a bedroom, a living room, and the terrace.
